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Nov 4, 2026
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The rupture that wasn’t: America just voted, and Carney’s Davos thesis didn’t survive the night
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Key figures
The exit polls are unambiguous about what drove it: roughly six in 10 voters disapprove of the president, including about a fifth of the people who voted for him two years ago.
His approval heading into the night, at 38 percent, was the lowest of any president in a midterm election on record.
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The rupture that wasn’t: America just voted, and Carney’s Davos thesis didn’t survive the night
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4 NOVEMBER 2026
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Ten months ago in Davos, Mark Carney told the world that “the old order is not coming back” and that “we should not mourn it.” He was direct about it. “We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition,” he said, to a standing ovation and a week of rapturous notices from the people who attend such things.
It was a good speech. It was also a bet.…
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